Learn how to use one of Word 2013's most asked-for features: how to open and edit a PDF file in Word.

Portable Document Format (PDF) is a common format for sharing final versions of files. The format is most used for viewing and not editing. But if you need to edit PDF files, Microsoft Word brings ...

You don’t necessarily need expensive PDF editing software to create and edit PDFs — try Word’s built-in tools first. We show you how.

Import, export, and edit PDFs in Microsoft Word 1. Open Word 2016. Select File > Open, then Browse to the folder that contains your PDFs. Select a file and click the Open button. Notice the ...

Word 2013 brings a fair number of new features to the word-processing table, but one of the most welcome (and business-friendly) by far is the capability to edit PDFs. Previously, that would ...

You can then save the document as a Word file or as a PDF document again. This PDF-editing feature is available in Word for Microsoft 365, Word 2019, Word 2016, and Word 2013. Here is a quick video ...

Quite a few apps, including some free ones, turn your PDFs into editable Word docs or image files that you can embed. It's easier than you may think.

When you open a PDF file in Word, it normally opens so that you can edit the document immediately after opening it. However, if you do not want to do that, you can always open PDF files in ...

To convert PDFs into Word files and on Mac, you should edit them with Google Docs or other third-party applications.

In June, rumors claimed that the next version of Microsoft Word, Word 2013, would allow users to edit PDF files. Microsoft confirmed these rumors when it launched the preview version of Office ...